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- Q135 - Navigation Problems: Oceans
271. At 2326 ZT on 22 June, your vessel's position is LAT 28° 30' N, LONG 150° 04' W. An azimuth of the planet Jupiter is observed, and the standard compass bearing is 250.4°. The chronometer reads 09h 24m 36s and is 01m 12s slow. The variation of this area is 13.5° E. What is the deviation of the standard compass?
Deviation is 2.3E. The difference between the true azimuth (266.2) and the standard compass bearing (250.4), adjusted for variation (13.5E), determines the deviation.
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